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Authors:
VIANI P
GIUSSANI P
RIBONI L
BASSI R
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: P. Viani et al., SPHINGOSINE INHIBITS NITRIC-OXIDE SYNTHASE ACTIVITY IN CEREBELLAR GRANULE CELLS, Journal of neurochemistry, 71, 1998, pp. 62-62
Authors:
RIBONI L
VIANI P
PRINCETTI A
BASSI R
CAMINITI A
GIUSSANI P
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: L. Riboni et al., SPHINGOID BIOREGULATORS IN NEURAL CELL-GROWTH AND DIFFERENTIATION, Journal of neurochemistry, 71, 1998, pp. 75-75
Authors:
RIBONI L
PRINETTI A
CAMINITI A
VIANI P
BASSI R
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: L. Riboni et al., METABOLISM AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF EXOGENOUS SPHINGOSINE IN NEUROBLASTOMA NEURO2A CELLS, Journal of neurochemistry, 71, 1998, pp. 82-82
Authors:
DEEGUILEOR M
GRIMALDI A
LANZAVECCHIA G
TETTAMANTI G
VALVASSORI R
Citation: M. Deeguileor et al., DIMENSIONAL AND NUMERICAL GROWTH OF HELICAL FIBERS IN LEECHES - AN UNUSUAL PATTERN, The Journal of experimental zoology, 281(3), 1998, pp. 171-187
Authors:
RIBONI L
PRINETTI A
BASSI B
VIANI P
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: L. Riboni et al., THE EFFECTS OF EXOGENOUS SPHINGOSINE ON NEURO2A CELLS ARE STRICTLY RELATED TO THE OVERALL CAPACITY OF CELLS TO METABOLIZE SPHINGOSINE, Journal of Biochemistry (Tokyo), 124(5), 1998, pp. 900-904
Authors:
PALESTINI P
PITTO M
FERRARETTO A
TETTAMANTI G
MASSERINI M
Citation: P. Palestini et al., CHANGE OF GANGLIOSIDE ACCESSIBILITY AT THE PLASMA-MEMBRANE SURFACE OFCULTURED NEURONS, FOLLOWING PROTEIN-KINASE-C ACTIVATION, Biochemistry, 37(9), 1998, pp. 3143-3148
Authors:
RIBONI L
VIANI P
BASSI R
PRINETTI A
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: L. Riboni et al., THE ROLE OF SPHINGOLIPIDS IN THE PROCESS OF SIGNAL-TRANSDUCTION, Progress in lipid research, 36(2-3), 1997, pp. 153-195
Authors:
RIBONI L
BASSI R
PRINETTI A
CAMINITI A
VIANI P
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: L. Riboni et al., METABOLIC PROCESSING OF EXOGENOUS SPHINGOSINE IN DIFFERENT CELLS OF NEURAL ORIGIN, Journal of neurochemistry, 69, 1997, pp. 7-7
Authors:
VIANI P
GIUSSANI P
BASSI R
RIBONI L
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: P. Viani et al., NITRIC-OXIDE SYNTHASE DURING DIFFERENTIATION OF CEREBELLAR GRANULE CELLS IN CULTURE, Journal of neurochemistry, 69, 1997, pp. 11-11
Authors:
PRINETTI A
BASSI R
RIBONI L
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: A. Prinetti et al., INVOLVEMENT OF A CERAMIDE ACTIVATED PROTEIN PHOSPHATASE IN THE DIFFERENTIATION OF NEUROBLASTOMA NEURO2A CELLS, FEBS letters, 414(2), 1997, pp. 475-479
Authors:
VIANI P
GIUSSANI P
RIBONI L
BASSI R
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: P. Viani et al., BEHAVIOR OF NITRIC-OXIDE SYNTHASE IN RAT CEREBELLAR GRANULE CELLS DIFFERENTIATING IN CULTURE, FEBS letters, 408(2), 1997, pp. 131-134
Authors:
VENERANDO B
FIORILLI A
CROCI GL
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: B. Venerando et al., PRESENCE IN HUMAN ERYTHROCYTE-MEMBRANES OF A NOVEL FORM OF SIALIDASE ACTING OPTIMALLY AT NEUTRAL PH, Blood, 90(5), 1997, pp. 2047-2056
Authors:
TETTAMANTI G
PRINETTI A
BASSI R
VIANI P
GIUSSANI P
RIBONI L
Citation: G. Tettamanti et al., SPHINGOID BIOREGULATORS IN THE DIFFERENTIATION OF CELLS OF NEURAL ORIGIN, Journal of lipid mediators and cell signalling, 14(1-3), 1996, pp. 263-275
Authors:
NEGRONI E
CHIGORNO V
TETTAMANTI G
SONNINO S
Citation: E. Negroni et al., EVALUATION OF THE EFFICIENCY OF AN ASSAY PROCEDURE FOR GANGLIOSIDES IN HUMAN SERUM, Glycoconjugate journal, 13(3), 1996, pp. 347-352
Authors:
RIBONI L
BASSI R
CAMINITI A
PRINETTI A
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: L. Riboni et al., RAPID BIOSYNTHESIS OF COMPLEX SPHINGOLIPIDS FROM EXOGENOUS SPHINGOSINE BY NEURAL CELLS IN CULTURE, Journal of neurochemistry, 66, 1996, pp. 98-98
Authors:
RIBENI L
PRINETTI A
CAMINITI A
BASSI R
VIANI P
GIUSSANI P
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: L. Ribeni et al., A MEDIATOR ROLE OF CERAMIDE IN NEURONAL CELL-DIFFERENTIATION, Journal of neurochemistry, 66, 1996, pp. 108-108
Authors:
CHIGORNO V
TETTAMANTI G
SONNINO S
Citation: V. Chigorno et al., METABOLIC PROCESSING OF GANGLIOSIDES BY NORMAL AND SALLA HUMAN FIBROBLASTS IN CULTURE - A STUDY PERFORMED BY ADMINISTERING RADIOACTIVE G(M3) GANGLIOSIDE, The Journal of biological chemistry, 271(36), 1996, pp. 21738-21744
Authors:
RIBONI L
BASSI R
PRINETTI A
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: L. Riboni et al., SALVAGE OF CATABOLIC PRODUCTS IN GANGLIOSIDE METABOLISM - A STUDY ON RAT CEREBELLAR GRANULE CELLS IN CULTURE, FEBS letters, 391(3), 1996, pp. 336-340
Authors:
PITTO M
CHIGORNO V
RENLUND M
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: M. Pitto et al., IMPAIRMENT OF GANGLIOSIDE METABOLISM IN CULTURED FIBROBLASTS FROM SALLA PATIENTS, Clinica chimica acta, 247(1-2), 1996, pp. 143-157
Authors:
CANTU L
CORTI M
DELFAVERO E
DIGIROLAMO E
SONNINO S
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: L. Cantu et al., EXPERIMENTAL-EVIDENCE OF A TEMPERATURE-RELATED CONFORMATIONAL CHANGE OF THE HYDROPHILIC PORTION OF GANGLIOSIDES, Chemistry and physics of lipids, 79(2), 1996, pp. 137-145
Authors:
GOI G
GUAGNELLINI E
BAIRATI C
BESOZZI M
LOMBARDO A
BOLLINI D
LOVAGNINI A
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: G. Goi et al., AUTOMATED FLUOROMETRIC ASSAY PROCEDURE FOR GLUCOHYDROLASES USING A ROUTINE CENTRIFUGAL ANALYZER ASSAY OF ENZYMES OF LYSOSOMAL ORIGIN IN PLASMA .2., European journal of clinical chemistry and clinical biochemistry, 33(10), 1995, pp. 737-742
Authors:
RIBONI L
CAMINITI A
BASSI R
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: L. Riboni et al., THE DEGRADATIVE PATHWAY OF GANGLIOSIDES GM1 AND GM2 IN NEURO2A CELLS BY SIALIDASE, Journal of neurochemistry, 64(1), 1995, pp. 451-454
Authors:
RIBONI L
PRINETTI A
BASSI R
CAMINITI A
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: L. Riboni et al., A MEDIATOR ROLE OF CERAMIDE IN THE REGULATION OF NEUROBLASTOMA NEURO2A CELL-DIFFERENTIATION, The Journal of biological chemistry, 270(45), 1995, pp. 26868-26875
Authors:
PALESTINI P
ALLIETTA M
SONNINO S
TETTAMANTI G
THOMPSON TE
TILLACK TW
Citation: P. Palestini et al., GEL PHASE PREFERENCE OF GANGLIOSIDE GM1 AT LOW CONCENTRATION IN 2-COMPONENT, 2-PHASE PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINE BILAYERS DEPENDS UPON THE CERAMIDEMOIETY, Biochimica et biophysica acta. Biomembranes, 1235(2), 1995, pp. 221-230
Authors:
VARANI I
TERZAGHI A
DONATI L
MARAZZI M
MASSERINI M
TETTAMANTI G
Citation: I. Varani et al., PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF SOME EXOGENOUS GLYCOLIPIDS ON HUMAN CULTURED KERATINOCYTES AGAINST LIPID-PEROXIDATION, Archives of dermatological research, 286(8), 1994, pp. 481-483